The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-02-17

CAlcu uA1 ucau 4ai tulr ~ C-+AiIas
Fred Palmer and Bert Morgan have
been dangerously ia with pneu-
monia. They are nov much better.
The Alexander lots at the corner Of
Iron Avenue aud Eighth street have
been sold TO the Iron Avenue syndi'
cate for 5000.
DR.. and Mrs J. B. Priest, Of S,eu-
benville, Ohio, are In the city visit
ing their son and daughter, Mr.. and
Mn w. 5. Priest.
Representative Amos was sum
moned home last week by the danger
Gus illness Of his wife. He returned
Monday evening.
Mr.. Geo. White, the Well-knOwn
dealer in -four and feed. has been
dangerously sick with pneumonia,
but is now better.
New Goods arriving daily at the
tailor shop Of Anderson & LindblOm,
league and Nelson Block. A large
stock already on hand.
A Mr.. Fox, OF Quincy, H., is in
Salina, with the purpose Of opening
an exclusively dry goods store. He
he has not secured a building.
Mrs. Emmons. the little English
Sparrow, will lecture at the Lutheran
church next Tuesday evening under
the auspices Of the w. C. T. c.
The Valentine trade was particular
ly heavy this year. The dealers were
nearly cleaned out In all the depart
ments-sentimental and humorous.
The Board Of Trade have rented a
suite Of rooms la the Daily Block
which will be fitted up and made
comfortable for citizens and strangers.
The Knights Of Pythias viii ave 2
drill and parade upon the streets to
morrow afternOOn-the ball taking
place at the Opera House in the even
ing.
Give the ladies OF the Episcopal
church a good. rousing old beuefit-
in the "Chimes OF Normandy" enter
-tainment-Bext Monday aud Tues
day evenings.
Miss Mary Bioig-tt has resigned
her postum "a teacher in the Public
schools, on account OF serious III
health. She Is succeeded temporarily
by Miss Stanley.
Messrs. Rothschild will commence
building their new double store about
April lst. The building il to be 50x
l2O feet, the first story "A feet high
the second II feet.
Mr.. d. F. Donegan, OF Los Angeles
Cal, a well-known resident Of former
years, is visiting bis relatives here.
His brother James, captain Of a lake
vessel, is also visiting 10 Salina.
A woman, who is q wandering for
tune-teller-claiming to be the sister
OF Mrs. Robert +. Lee, widow Of the
Confederate commander-was at the
Grand Central Hotel yesterday.
Mr.. T. P. Crafty, residing near
Columbus, Ohio, is q guest Of his old
friend Mr. McAdams. Of Mr.. Nelson's
store. He talks Of locating In Kansas.
He was formerly q dry goods mer-
chant.
Mrs. A. J. Baird, OF Greedy town
ship, died Of pneumonia Monday
afternoon and was buried Tuesday
afternoon. She was the daughter Of
Mr.. Speaks. Her age was about SO
years.
The Odd Fellows have received the
two sets Of officer chairs for their new
hall. They are handsomely up
hOlstered in plush and. OF fine
workmanship. The carpets are on
the road.
Messrs. +. o. Anderson and A. Lind
blom have again formed q partner
ship ss tAilors, with their shop In the
league & Nelson Block. The firm OF
LlRdblOm q Wardsll has been dis
continued.
w. Z. Gibson is clerk Of the House
Committee on Printing. J. z. Ander-
son bias also committee clerkship-
commencing with this week. These
clerkshlps were secured by Repre-
sentative Amos.
The State Board Of Eiucstion has
issued 8 conductors certificate 10 l..
o. Thoroman OF Salina. Certificates
as instructors have been issued 10 J.
c. Gault, BrcOkvllle. and Emmett
MeCarty, Assaria.
Bishop E. q. Andrews viii preach
in the NJ. +. church in this city Wed
nesday night, FEB. 3 The interests
Of the Kansas Wesleyan University
viii be presented at the close Of the
sermon. All are invited.
Congressman Ryan has agreed to
offer no objection to the immediate
consideration Of the bill providing for
AUS. Court In saliua, and the bin Is
pretty likely to be taken up ct this
session and considered favorsbly.
We acknowledge the following
compliment from the Ellsworth Re
porter:
We have received q book made af
the Sslina Book Blndsry which we
regard fully equal IN every particular
10 the best work turned out st Tope-
ka and Kansas City
DR.. Harvey. Of the Junction City
Republican. and one Of the most
prominent men Of Davis county. vas
a guest o. his sister. Nm. Dr.. winter
botham, LIST Monday. The doci0r is
. brother % Ez-Gov. Jamss 81. Har-
vey. He IL very much blessed with
Salinas prospects, and conclndes 10
invet herA